- A Bytecode
- B Machine Code
- C Source Code
- D Object Code
Compilation and Execution Process - Quiz
- A Code Optimization
- B Code Generation
- C Lexical Analysis
- D Semantic Analysis
- A Translating machine code to assembly code
- B Combining multiple object files into a single executable
- C Converting source code to intermediate code
- D Analyzing program semantics
- A Code Generation
- B Loading
- C Lexical Analysis
- D Execution
- A Generating intermediate code
- B Translating machine code to assembly code
- C Performing syntax analysis on the code
- D Resolving external references
- A Code Generation
- B Data Flow Analysis
- C Register Allocation
- D Semantic Analysis
- A Source Code
- B Machine Code
- C Assembly Code
- D Intermediate Code
- A Compilation
- B Linking
- C Loading
- D Execution
- A Source Code
- B Machine Code
- C Assembly Code
- D Bytecode
- A Syntax Analysis
- B Code Generation
- C Lexical Analysis
- D Semantic Analysis
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Compilation and Execution Process - Quiz
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- A. Bytecode
- B. Machine Code
- C. Source Code
- D. Object Code
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Explanation:
Source code is the human-readable version of a program written by a programmer. It serves as the starting point for the compilation process.
- A. Code Optimization
- B. Code Generation
- C. Lexical Analysis
- D. Semantic Analysis
Remarks:
Explanation:
Code Generation is the compiler phase that translates the intermediate code into machine code, making it executable on a specific target platform.
- A. Translating machine code to assembly code
- B. Combining multiple object files into a single executable
- C. Converting source code to intermediate code
- D. Analyzing program semantics
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Explanation:
Linking is the process of combining multiple object files and resolving external references to create a single executable program.
- A. Code Generation
- B. Loading
- C. Lexical Analysis
- D. Execution
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Explanation:
Execution is the final stage where the CPU interprets and executes the machine code instructions produced during the compilation process.
- A. Generating intermediate code
- B. Translating machine code to assembly code
- C. Performing syntax analysis on the code
- D. Resolving external references
Remarks:
Explanation:
The Assembler is responsible for translating machine code into assembly code, providing a human-readable representation.
- A. Code Generation
- B. Data Flow Analysis
- C. Register Allocation
- D. Semantic Analysis
Remarks:
Explanation:
Code Generation is the compiler phase responsible for determining variable lifetimes and allocating memory for them during program execution.
- A. Source Code
- B. Machine Code
- C. Assembly Code
- D. Intermediate Code
Remarks:
Explanation:
The intermediate code is an abstract representation of the source code produced during the intermediate code generation phase.
- A. Compilation
- B. Linking
- C. Loading
- D. Execution
Remarks:
Explanation:
Loading is the process of bringing the compiled executable program into memory, preparing it for execution by the CPU.
- A. Source Code
- B. Machine Code
- C. Assembly Code
- D. Bytecode
Remarks:
Explanation:
Assembly code is a low-level representation of machine code, providing a more readable form for humans.
- A. Syntax Analysis
- B. Code Generation
- C. Lexical Analysis
- D. Semantic Analysis
Remarks:
Explanation:
Lexical Analysis is the compiler phase responsible for identifying and categorizing tokens in the source code.